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Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06
Written for the Eagle.
TO MRS. ]. e 81.

The moon and stars look down tonight
Upon flower strewn mound,
Where aurumn winds their vigil keep
Over cur darling's long last sleep,
Breaking the silence solemn deep
With wierd and sobbiDg sound
With folded bands DER the pu'seless heart.
While we but mourn snd weep,
Calm and sweet is her lumber dear
Under the mellow Star light clear
Trust and the promise He give -h-hsar-
To His beloved, Sleep"
Kissed by an angel the sweet young lips,
And on the face so still
Fell from an angels hand that night
Petals from blossoms snowy white.
Plucked IN the realms of eternal light
With the whisper, '"Tis Gods will"
Dear, though the blow is heavy,
Let Us humbly KISS the rod,
Making her loss a golden chain
Spite of the anguis b, grief and pain;
Binding closer our hearts again
To nobie llife-aud God. ID
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06
STATE VI yNF.

In the OPERA house article Of yesterday
had no reference whatever TO the committee
Of archits CTS and col tractors who inspected
the building at The solicitation Of the fire
marshall, but only had reference TO tboee
who vsl. the building ard express them
selves without having any knowledge of
what would be necessary TO do, which Is GER
taioly very agsrava ing to these concerned.
always respect the opinions Of practical
men, and would be pleased to have them cal
on NE st any time.
GEO A. MASTERS, Architect.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06
MISSIONARY HEEIIN6.

The annual synooical missionary meeting
of the Presbyterian church OF Kansas, will
be held in the chapel of Lewis Academy FIJI
day and Sstu. day Of this week. Exercises
commence at O'Clock s.. n and 2p m La
dies Of all determinations earnestly invited
70 attend
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06
THE woMAN,s BENsvoLENr HOME

At the annual meeting OF the directors OF
the Woman's Benevolent Home hospital the
following directors were elected TO I'LL the
vacancies of those retiring: Mrs. s. B. Dean,
Mrs c c CAM bell, Mrs D G MillisoD. Mrs
VI NJ WooicCck, Mrs c Smith, Mrs NJ w
Levy, Mrs Il Black. Of the old directors
those r naming in Office are:
Mrs G NJ johnson, president.
Mrs Martin Hellar, vice-president.
Mrs NJ Allen, treasurer.
Mrs L E Mitchell, financial sc cretary.
Mrs A B4iley, recording secretary; Mrs
q G Roe, Mrs L Hill, Mrs Clara Junker-
man, Mrs NJ S Ceilings, Mrs Emma E Kent,
Mrs 4 J Appleby, Mrs Matte Reese, Mrs L
RIGHT. MRS. A BAILEY,
Recording Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06
DISBURSEM ENTS.
$2,&9 "a

Treasurers report of the Ladies Benevo-
lent Home for the year ending Sept. 2lst,
1887:
Received from the Financial Sec'y s., coo OF
Balance on hand from last year.. 22O Us
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

All. Rich and wife and J. c. Kirkwood
and wife were in from Annely yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

Mr.. D. Atwood. general freight agent of
the C. & 6 n. railwa, was in the city yes
terday attending TO business matters
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

g. e. Samuels ards Cole, ScCracken; A.
B. Warren, Lawrence; and c. A. Starr,
Kansas City, are st Hotel Grandolfo
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

DC. Csble, of Nclsonsonvllle, O., was
registered at the Manhsi tan last evening.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

Extra copies of the EAGLE can be obtain
Cd In the counting room for five cents each,
with or without wrappers
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06
Commercial Tourists Bride
And the Thrilling Heroic Drama
A REMARKABLE WOMAN.

The amusement loving public
may lest assured the comedy
will be produced wi b the Same
cafe ana appCin' n EMS as when
play cd al The Union SQUARE
Theatre, N. Y, dUrII g a run OF
four weeks.
MISS Herndon, during the 9TH
act Of his intense play, is pr1n-
c1pal in the 81 eat duel scene.
Monday evening-A Remark
able Woman
tuesday Evening = The Com
mercial tourists Bride.
Wednesday, arried Not Mated
BCX SHEET NOW OPEN.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06
MAXI ik d

At the resi1enc- Of the officiating clergy,
Rev o W Jones, Wednesday at $50 p m
Mr. George Moore ard Miss Lille Postslrait
ell Of KSchita
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

John E. Hume Esq leaves today. for FL
Dorado, on legal business
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

Mr.. Whsrtou, Of Emporia, called yester
day in company with NJ. L. Carver.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

Mr.. Emmett Callabon VII. spend today at
We lii glon on legal matters
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

s. R. Smith, representing Keith Brothers,
Of Chicago, il in the citv.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

Mr.. j. A. Mcmillan western passenger
agent Of the Wabash lire is in the city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

N N. Kre'oer, OF Annville, Pa, wa
among yesterdays arrivals.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

ERAWFORD CPERA USE.
- NJ. CT AN ECkl, anaFer.
One Ms hit Only THURSDAY etc Der oh appearsr ce OF
ArKRIcA's LARGEST, GREh7EsT AND eRASDEsT oRaAH
ZATIoS,
o MClNTY E s. HEATHs-o-
-o-MOuEL MI>STRTELS- O.
Under the Mana eement Z John W. vogel Present
ing anew and brilliant Program.
Prof bet Ril Buckley. Besttie Fen ".
aRd tie most aus h, bic s'ttr peoe ever Produced
the Minstrel stsse.
"a TRIP TO AFRICA-o-
- She-w no Must / e-Tlsmayed
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

Mss Robert Vawler left yesterday DoD-
ing for Bos' on to study oratoIy aud the oIas-
sizes q: the Boston University
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06
MAIN STREET THkATEa.
TAKEN IN sd CARhU FOR.

Last evening about o'clock Officer Ire
land uoti ed two men standing ar bis
house on North Waco They were 10th In
toxicated and talking very loud. Finally
they started into the gate Just below him
de knew that the man was away from b me
and that the lady with a child were the only
oD,s in the house, and feeling that
the app arauce OF the men in
such CONDITION would fr1ghten her be
walked towards them with the intention Of
demonstrating with them. They became
Very angry at his int rference and assau ted
him. He, however, u1sI eyed 10 effect the
arrest Of one of the arty and ocssd him up
in the cooler, he other made soot his escape.
The of ,er was badly injured in the strife.
Th- yearly meeting Il Fire ds fer Kansas,
Missouri, Iudian T,rriy"ry AID part 4 Ar
kansas conveBes a. Lawre' CO, Kansas, to
morrow morning a d zen delegates ~iIl 20
from Wichita to attend this meeting, and 10
ioub, the affairs OF the John Bright Cni-
rersity will re bruugh. up and discussed.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

Mr.. c. W. Green OF the Wabash & Western
Has is liz the city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

Il J J. LODGE, Mar ger.
Week CONNER ell & honcsy Eve, October Cd.
ANOTHER hICH TREAT.
The Crest rama in Five Acts
MONTE CkISTO.
Special Sc nery latoI ate wardrC be!
ADDITIONAL FEATURE,
First arrea-Erce Of tie u I,nfed usiral Director
and aO.I, JofI VIZ oCs al O rs f. m US SeXtette
Orch ira IL Ihcse nj Der of q cratic selections
ana popular mel dies.
An i-eson .. - .ad S5c Reserved seats ct thu
b II ~ o curing the day
Performances commence at Sis sharp.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

~ ARFIEID OPERA HOUSE
RETURN OF THE FAVOR1TES
with a Ger uine New York Con &c Opera Company
II Guiding
CARRIE TUTEIN, H. RRY PIPER, =
FRED DIXON. NETTIE KEUM.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

VIZ .CHI1A MUSEUM,
I" 22l & rs South Maip st.
ESHIs YOU'VE, Managers.
CROWDED HOUSES
DELIGHTED AUDIENCES!
Host OF New Novelties for
WEEK COMMENCING OCTOBER so.
oesr every afternoon and evening fir n to 10
Eacineas Grre DgSC e. Jecially for Ladies
and Children
CUhlo PARLOR-
r. D. r. BEws Director Of Amusements-
CAinquIlIe. Indian Princess zee IfIeDzO. Albine
Lazy; John h. Mack, he King OF the Banjo.
vAUI EvuIIE sTAGH.
Doctor DeLillie, Man of Mystery.
THEATRE.
Jso n. MCIETosH. Stage Manager
LONDON Eff ISC o. Co. HIGH has ct with IN
par He'd fuCces IN all tie princtI al cities OF Europe
Every Man Woman and HI d IN " ichita should
ihs tn, G HIdesf al entertainn ents, combin
ing psihos. mirh al mystery.
-kDMISSIGN l0cts TO ALL
tF- Complete change Next Week
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

W. E. CLARK was in from Sawyer yester.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

Geo. M. Patton, of New Athens, o., is In
the city
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

J. h. Wilson came down from Topeka yes
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

C. E. Montgomery, Lincoln, Neb., is in the
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06
ALWAYS THE BEST!
ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST!
The Latest and Finest Improvement to
THE PEERLESS PRINCESS"

Our plenty and sufficient
light TO give our customers an opportunity what
Our goods always daylight
found the same when get home at the
sell in good light We are making "a
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

vAUI EvlII.B sTAGK.
Doctor DeLillie, Man of Mystery.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06
1ARFyFI.D OPERA HOUSE

IT. Com plete change Next Week.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-06

sAfI.sss Ef TIA.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-01-13

Osborne. Rocks, Smith, Phillips, Nor
Ton and Graham counties; the Lincoln,
Russell and Santa Fe railroad comra-
ny. to construct line from Lincoln
Center to the Southwest corner oft
state through Lincoln, Ellis, Russell,
Barton, Rush, Ness, Hodgeman, Fin .
ney, Hamilton and Seward counties;
the Hays City and Southwestern
railway company. to construct line
from Hays City to the southwest line
of the state, with a branch leaving the
main line in the Smokey hill valley
TO Wallace through Ellis, Rush. Ness,
Lane, Hodegman, Finney, Hamilton.
Seward, Tregn, Cove, St. John and
Wallace counties; the Blue Rapids,
Clay Center and Solomon valley rail-
way company. to construct line from
Blue Rapids TO Solomon through Mar
shall. Washington. Riley, Clay and
Dickinson counties; the Denver. Onaga
and Manhattan railroad, bb construct
railroad from the north line of the
state to Manhattan through Nemaha.
Jackson. Pottawatomie and Riley
cnunties; and the Beloi,, Maukato and
Grand Island railroad company, to
construct line from Beloit to the
north line of the state through Mitchell
and jewell counties. The directors of
all the companies are: A. L. Williams
H. P. Dillon, George w. Veale. I. w.
jenkins, Henry Strong, Lester s..
Wilson, G. A. Deane of Lincoln county
j, Smith and G. III. Collier.
During the past year the Union
Pacific has done comparatively little
railroad building in Kansas. Rail-
road men have often discussed the
point and have wondered why they
we're taking no action to protect them
selves from railroads on their terri tory
by rival lines, The Santa Fe has
constructed probably 200 miles in the
Union Pacific territory, the Missouri
Pacific as much more, the Rock Is
land many miles to say nothing of the
Wyandotte and Northwesterand other
smaller lines which will eventually
compete for business which is now
exclusively Union Pacific. 1t seems
however they have not been unmindful
of what, was going on around them ;,
but were laying plans of great magni-
tude which We're spread before the
public yesterday for the first time.
That it will be Of great benefit to Kan
sas City there can Be but little doubt
as the eastern terminus and most of
the products which originate on these
branches must come here or pass here
I to market. --Ka,tsas City Times.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-01-13

For some years past the Union Pa
cifhc railroad has been gratety ham
cred by an ACT ofcongress which prohi.
bited them from building extensions-or
guaranteeing the bonds, Of other COM
panies. but;it:.transpired tonight that
thirteen lines are tosbe constructed in
Kansas this year, which will be tribu-
tary t" the Union Pacific, and which
will undoubtly he, built by, Union Pa
rcifiic capital. This move is master
stroke and it WILDE a, great. surprise
in railroad circles. Thirteen charters
were filed with the secrtary of state
this evening as follows: The Concor.
dfa, Chapman.and- Eldorado railway
company, to construct a line from
Concordia to Eldorado through Cloud.
Ottawa, Clay, Dickinson, Morris,
Chase and Butler counties; the Lin
coin and Nebraska railway company,
10 construct a line from Lincoln To the
north of Smith county through Lin
coin, Mitchell. Osborne. Jewell and
Smith counties; the Lincoln and Great
Bend railway company, to. construct a
lfuC III SILL CTecA valley III LlHCOlIl
county to-, Great Bend, running
through Lincoln, Ellsworth, Rice. and
Barton crunties; the Lawrenceburg,
Belfeville and Colorado railway coin
pany,' to construct line from Concor-
dia.to sBelleville in Republic county
and thence to the west line of the state
through Cloud. Republic, Phillips,
Jewell Smith, Norton, Decatur, Raw
Inns aud Cheyenne countit 8; the Law
renee. Eldorado and Texas railway
company, to construct a line from
Lawrence Ito Kiowa. Barber county,
tn rough Douglas, Shawnee, Usage
Lyou, Coffee, Chase, Greenwood /,
Butler. Sedgwick, Sumuer, Kingman,
Harper: and Barber counties; the Nc
Raersop and Gulf railroad COMPANY
to construct a line from Mcpherson to
the north Line Of the state, with a
branch from a point in Pratt county
near IuRa tothe, south line of the state,
the main line is to run through Nc
Pherson. Rice, Reno, Stafford, Pratt,
+ Edward, Barber, Comanche and Ford
countless the Mippeapolis,, Stockton
and Pacific railroad comyanY, to con-
structa-line from Minneapolis TO the
NORTH line of the state in Norton coun.
ty through OTTAWA, Lincoln, Mitchell,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-01-13
charcss Direetsry.

AZ. E. CHURCH ierman Society).-Frcaching
every Sunday, exs Pting evsrv third ut r. NJ.
in the second stor, of old ssahoOl house. sunday
school everrDSundIy from 10 3rH
.. L. H HAcxAAEN, Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Seryices on the fourth
Sunday of every month, nj 10 a. -. Every body
is cordially invited toattend,
GMETHODIST Ese4SCOt-AL'-Csrner Forest avenue
@ld Morton street, u II. ERyeart. pastor. Ser
Cxices every Sabbath, gnorntlS. and evening; sun
day school, at $50 a. W Young % lies meeting
Tuesday evening, prayer meeting rIu sdaS even-
ing: O..
AFEICANI E. Cor Williams aud Mitchell avs.
A Green, pastor. Regular ssrsaccs every araday
morning and evesiRE-
REGerIGNAL,-Cor. Broadway and S-"1e
street, w A. Ellsworth, pastor. Services every
Sunday ut 10. 45A nj. a,d 1880 m. Prayer meet
Ing Thursday niEiI, young Peoples meeting ruca-
Guy night; sunday school at 1l:4S.
QPREs8kTERIAN:-C Corner Bro dVay and William
Gvene, J. W Thompson. pastor Services every
Sunday asgl q NJ. and 7.3a a. :, Sunday school
$3.50 N. M. 9encher0 mreting every "Wednesday
and pfsyes mesaiE8 Thursday evenings
d2UrHERN. at scbvol hou 9 FIRST snd
third suioseS of @aoit mo ka's Haerins, pas
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-01-13
SCHOOL NOTES.

The new teacher has arrived and
will soon begin work. !. :.
The programme of che high. school
for Friday is as follows:
Selection, Frank Wilson.
:. Essay. Dora Wesley:
Recitation Jennie Turner.
:, Selection, Lucy Miller:
Recitation. Archie Resce.
. Essay, Nellie Mathewson.
Recitati IN. Madge- Smith. -. :.
Essay, Mamie Cotton: .~..
Recitation, Edith Carr. a..
Debate, affirmative Arthur Culver.
negative Will Chamberlain. r-,-+ ., =. .
: We wish to correct the error made
last week when we stated that. the
Teachers Associatian. meets at. 2 pm.
1t should have read 8 a. H. - :,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-01-13
kOCAL NEWS.

ED A. Anderson, of EllinwooI,
@as in Gown Monday
-The infant child f Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ferris is il.
soThe thermometer Registered 160
Below zero Sunday night.
1--WE are glad to learn that Miss
Emma Beye is recovering from her
Gllnes4
@7Elsewhere si}l.be foand the pro-
Geedings Of the bard of county COM
pissionefss
IL wo are Feliahly Informed, the
Seeding bells will ring joyous peal
Gre many days.
This u Che traditional "dull sea
con, but things don't seem to have lost
Enuch 81 their wonted liveiiness.'
Chose sho have matte arrange
ments for quitting up ice have had a
splendid opportunity OF doing 50 this
week. e
During the very cold weather of
last week the people at Albert ex.
perienced considerable Inconvenience
on accounb of ''coal famine ut that
place.
On Tuesday complaint was fled
BY Will Miller against II. A. Bishop
FIR striking small coioreG boy named
Stevenson. Bishop plead guilty be-
fore Police Judge Nimocks and was
fined SO and costs.
--HeiRo Feidkamp has been having
q severe time from the walnut in his
arm. He was confined to his room
for almost week and threatened with
erysipelas, but hasopulled through gil
right and is on duty again.
There were numerous stranger,
in the city during the week seeking
Investments. Quite number of hit
were sold beside farm property. L
the present beautiful weather ,ontinuei
our city will be full of home seeker
and spectators ali winter.
Items of local news are alwavl
gla1ly received at this Office. If yor
have friends visiting you. or should
shy of your family or friends be sici
or absent, come up and tell us about
il. or send us card through the post
; Office. %
Steve Reynolds has 90 far recover
ed from the effects OF the nmputatior
of his leg as to start Tuesday for Mich
igan, where he vii. ges,de with hii
daughter. Steve said he felt better
than he has f,- gears beforee moi.
withstaDding the ersltc6.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-01-13
WILDWOOD,

Mr. Cresswsn left Mosdsy for Cove
couBty.
A nan by tn name IF Baker has
purchased The barber shop
The K. P. ball given in this city
New Years eve vas quite success.
Omer Smith. Of Cain City, formerly
If this city. vas in town Tuesday.
The nav hell un the Methodist
church 10 . dandy. II has q nice.
mellow tens.
Mrs. J. Strothman held the lucky
numhsr thai drew the handsome bon
net at Mrs. Jones.
Charles Grant returned Monday
from q visit t. his wife and children
in Indianapolis, Ind.
Frank Raider. left Monday for FRS
60, kansas, TO take charge ofa branch
house of Al. RAIDER Il Sun.
John Wolf has twenty men at work
this week cutting ice-1ith!!v hich to
keep lis beer COOL next summer.
+. Baker, of Chase, and Mis- Ida
SlEkven were married last week at
the residence Of I, p. Fair. Rev.
Wells ,ficiating.
Reuben Needham and Miss Bertha
Weider were married Saturday at the
home of the grooRls parents. Squire
IA rn0r,,ver tbffiCiafinY
Hon. III. j. Roeizel, our democratic
representative, LETT last saturday fur
Topeka, to represent the interests of
the people Of Barton county.
John Lightbody has severed his
connection With the firm Of IL. RAIDER
& Son, aud is nov with +. A. Sickle
rs head salesman in the d'y goods
department.
II appears that the republican COM
uitteeman of EllinvOod takes great
interest in securing the appointment
of . republican commissioners. There
must be money in it.
Your correspondent and several
other citizens of this city admire the
cheek Of the late defeated republican
candidate for representative, ia the
way he continues TO bark in his paper.
But of course, as the old saving lie.
Barking dogs never bite FL II
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-01-13

twenty-five degrees below zero.
The streets full Of teams Monday.
Elder j. v, Allison was in town
Monday. ~
MFR. Arthur Boney is visiting with
his brother. w. G. Boney.
WA. Ferger PLAYS the role of ton
sorisl artist in "Ihe Rock" ct present.
Bro. Crooked Shanks says he can
tell Pumpkin Vines houss from Ba-
ksrs. ::
j. II. Daniels sells bedsteads vide
enough for four, With Stats only long
enough for swo to sleep on. ::
Ben Brooks is the happy father of
IN bouncing girl. She lives on the
south side IT the Arkansas, and has
corss to stay.
Farmers, business men, professors
of different kinds, zee 20 it that your
newslapsr gets q general support, and
your SUCCESS ID assured,
Our ID. Dis have been ell on the
jump during the cold snap, and the
population of the surrounding country
has been considerably increased.
s. A. Drunmond, ex.editor of the
PaWAes Rock Leader was on our
streets On Tuesday. We have not
learned whether bis new paper at Gen.
easo. Rice county has been "put in OPP
~rs tinn0 a. nat
"Uncle Sam seems to DO alive and
kicking, especially among the P. Ms,
as the St Johnites Of Stafford county,
have euacked fOF ZONE time, We are
trying to brace up n we'll AZ We can
| under the fear for our official head.
The Pawnes Rock Leader of last
week expresses some sensible ideas in
his article on Newspaper Support.
The enterprise of communnity is tl
= great extent. measured by the sup
p.Ht they give to the local newsIs .,,rs.
Sam Livingston SIC Q to utterly
high for anything; and lays it to the
i Gne young lady uho hes been board.
ing with him since last Thursday.
Strange to say his sife shows no signs
Of jeaIously either and he care..es ner
wish much satisfaction.
! Farmers, as we'll as all other bust
meas men, are interested in welfare OF
the general business interest Of any
neighborhood. and these interest an
generally portrayed in their local news
papers and if that 10 permitted to drot
or die, it ID u co0cluslvs evidence that
thsrs 10 ssu,sthing wrong ia the vicia
sy-that somebody lacks enterprise.
Since writing the above In rsfsranas
70 Ben Brooks, q sd change has taken
lplase. HappiBess has been turned in Il
nlsnrnias. The young mother enc
wife, has died from the effects of 9
very difficult snd painful delivery. and
leaves . sadly heFeaved husband t1
mourn her lasa. and to care for the in
faat daughter.
6PUNKEY PETE.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-01-13

1-The-prices made on dry goods,
clothing, boots and shoes at the
Famous are for cash. and lower than
any other house in the CO unity.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-01-13

''Ths Legislature 10 goins 10 meet.
said . friend .dDBa tDvn to-day. 90
How dc you knevf" s'Why look over
there" And cure enough there we're
two immense drays unloading hundred.
of dozens Of Milwaukee heer Mt q
prominent Druggists establishment
Yes the. Legislature u gaing tc naet.
Topeka Oesaoerak
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-01-13

The Gate City guards Atlanta, Ga. ,
will sail for Europe for months tour
July 2. They will see everything and
sail from London on the return trip
August Is. /.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-01-13

-Famnais o the only strictly cash
house in Great Bend. This . Why
they sail dry goods, clothing. bro .
and shoes for lrB money than any
ether hsass In the city.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-01-13

The Famous has the largest stock
Of boots and shoes in the city, and
seu them lower than aha. leyest. :.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-01-13

Ladies, if you want the best fit
ting, shoe that is made go 'to the
Famous. They have the largest stock
in the city. -
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-01-13

A couple from the humble walks of
life caa,e to the justice Of the peace to
be married, when the wife began to
weep copioualy. What's the anatserfs''
asked the new hushaad. Il ta1d yoa
l didn't know how 20 coe&,' sobbed
the bride. "Dm't fret,- sVplieA the
gr'om. II will not have anything fbr
yon to cook. I'm an editsr.'
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-01-13

-eSee those double width dresl
goods fog Is cents ut the Famous.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-01-13

Y "a can by oTeruoAss cheap ct
Famou>.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-01-13
GREAT BEND NAIL DIRBC-
TORY.

GREAT BEND to DORRANCE. -Trirs tso.
Arrive. MondaNs nd Friday.
Depart, Tuesday and Saturday.
GREAT BEND to MILLARD.-trips three
Arrive, Monday, "Wednesday and Friday.
Depart, Tuesday, Thursday pd Saturday
GREAT BEND5o BARTONDALE.
Arrive, Monday and FridIy-S p. m.
Depart Tuesday do aarurday-7.. N.
@a& CROSSE to GREAT BEND.
Trips SIX.
arrive and sppart daily except Sunday.
GREAT BEND to PRATT.-Trips three
Depart, Monday, "Wednesday and Friday.
Arrive, Tuesep y, Thursday and Saturday.
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